Only New York State Engineering Programs?

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For more info on Manhattan College, these are a few posts that might be helpful:

Finding a major for a hands on kid, strong in math and physics

Manhattan College sounds perfect for him. Small (3000+) but has a full range of engineering majors. Lots of academic support if he needs it. (See their Office of Academic Success.) To your concern about drop out rate, if he changes his mind, they also have Schools of Business, Arts & Science, and Education & Health. They recently opened a new Engineering & Science Center to expand their engineering facilities. They have a summer engineering camp for high school students who want to explore their interest in engineering. I also wonder if he’d be interested in studying Art. Have you ever been to the Storm King Art Center? It’s an outdoor 500 acre sculpture park in New York’s Hudson Valley with sculpture’s of all shapes and sizes, some up to 80’ high and made if I-beams. It’s a fabulous day trip all by itself even if you didn’t have a kid thinking about college, but it could open him up to a world of possibilities. The Pratt Institute for Art & Architecture in Brooklyn is interesting to…

Look at posts #7, 60, and 73 in this thread: Please chance me for engineering, good stats but not the greatest courseload - #7 by Bill_Marsh

Look at posts #2 & 16 in this thread: Undergraduate Civil Engineering programs Vilanova, Catholic U, TCNJ, Rowan or Stevens? - #2 by Bill_Marsh